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Volume 48 Issue 4, April 2019

Putting together genome puzzles

Assembling a genome is not unlike assembling a puzzle. As sequencing technologies continue to advance, genomic puzzles are becoming easier to put together. That’s facilitating the sequencing of many different animal species, some already common to the lab and others much more novel.

See Eisenstein

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